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FEDERAL JUDICIAL ACADEMY ISLAMABAD
Islamic Republic of Pakistan
Annual Report
July 2018 - June 2019
Annual Report
July 2018 - June 2019
FEDERAL JUDICIAL ACADEMY ISLAMABAD

ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN
Editor-in-Chief:
Hayat Ali Shah,
Director General FJA
Editor:
Huma A. Chughtai,
Director Programs & Coordination
Federal Judicial Academy:
A Premier Institute for Judicial Education in Pakistan
Annual Report July 2018 - June 2019
Foreword
Dear Readers
It is with great pleasure that I present this Annual Report for

the Financial Year (July 2018- June 2019). It has been a year
since the launch of New Strategic Plan (2018-21) of the Federal
Judicial Academy, and this Report presents the work and
activities undertaken under the new Plan with it's renewed
vision and mission.
As Director General of the Academy, I write this foreword

with much satisfaction and complete gratitude to AlMighty
Allah as we managed to achieve the desired targets during the
given period. Despite challenges, we were able to honour our
commitments and beyond, with the Grace of AlMighty.
I am confident that the readers will relish going through this

Report, especially as it provides an overview of the exciting
programs and activities initiated under the new transformative
Strategic Plan of the Academy. It indicates initiatives taken that
aim towards raising the level of this Institution par excellence
which was not only need of the hour but was also what we all
have been aspiring for.
Hayat Ali Shah

Director General
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Acknowledgments
At the Federal Judicial Academy, we continue to strive towards

achieving our vision and mission with full conviction.
Exclusive programs and activities are carefully organized to
meet the needs of specific groups and target audience. The
trainings are designed with substantive advanced knowledge
and skill based content to improve professionalism and
expertise of the course participants. Our commitment is to
endure as an institution of excellence with renewed vision and
mission as well as expanded scope to improve the service
delivery in order to augment efficiency, credibility, impartiality,
and independence of judiciary within FJA's given core values.
This report validates the commitment and dedication of the

Academy's Board of Governors, its Faculty Members, officers
and the staff who work relentlessly towards achieving the goals
of the Academy with full enthusiasm and team spirit.
On behalf of FJA's faculty and myself, I wish to record our

sincere gratitude to the Chairman Board of Governors, His
Lordship the Chief Justice of Pakistan, Mr. Justice Asif Saeed
Khan Khosa, all honourable members of the Board, and
especially to the two honourable members of FJA's
Administrative Committee, Mr. Justice Mushir Alam and Mr.
Justice Umar Ata Bandial, Hon'ble Judges Supreme Court of
Pakistan, without whose continuous guidance and supervision,
the work of FJA would not have made any headways par
excellence.
Hayat Ali Shah

Director General
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List of Contents
1. CHAPTER I: Federal Judicial Academy:

Pioneering Judicial Education in Pakistan 6
2. CHAPTER II: Introduction to FJA's Board of Governors 10
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Members BOG
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Hon'ble Two-Member Administrative Committee
3. CHAPTER III: Judicial Education Program 2018 - 19:

An Overview 26
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Summary of Training Programs/Courses 2018-19
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Disaggregated Data regarding Training Programs conducted during
Financial Year (July 2018 - June 2019)
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Annual Budget and Actual Expenditure: Financial Year 2018-2019
4. CHAPTER IV: Expeditious Justice Initiative: A Tactical Approach

Towards Facilitating Access to Justice in Pakistan 36
5. CHAPTER V: Human Resource Development Initiatives 39
6. CHAPTER VI: Picture Gallery 44
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List of Acronyms
AD&SJ Additional District & Sessions Judge
AJECC Annual Judicial Education Course Calendar
AJK Azad Jammu & Kashmir
BJA Balochistan Judicial Academy
BOG Board of Governors
CPC Civil Procedure Code
Cr.P.C Criminal Procedure Code
D&S J District & Sessions Judge
DG Director General
FJA Federal Judicial Academy
GB Gilgit - Baltistan
GIZ German International Donor
IFES International Foundation for Electoral System
IHC Islamabad High Court
IO Investigating Officer
JAG Judge Advocate General
KPJA Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Judicial Academy
KP Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
NAB National Accountability Bureau
NWFP North West Frontier Province
PAF Pakistan Air Force
PPC Pakistan Penal Code
PJA Punjab Judicial Academy
SJA Sindh Judicial Academy
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Chapter - I
FEDERAL JUDICIAL ACADEMY:
PIONEERING JUDICIAL EDUCATION IN PAKISTAN
Introduction
Access to justice, right to fair trial and effectual implementation of court decisions, unequivocally fall
within the category of basic fundamental rights of every human being. A well-functioning,
independent, and impartial judicial system strengthens democratic values and is essential for securing
socio-economic stability as it underpins rule of law, and inspires peace and security that ultimately feed
into good governance and sustainable development of any country.
Efficacy in justice system calls for efficient service delivery based on competence, integrity, and
independence, with a comprehensive approach. This means that the judicial sector, including judiciary,
police, prosecution, and the bar must have well-trained and professionally sound functionaries at all
levels. For the purpose, continued judicial education and respective professional development
programs of these inter-connected sectors, therefore, become imperative.
Genesis of Judicial Education in Pakistan

The Constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan sets out the "Right to Fair Trial"1 as a basic
Fundamental Right of the citizenry of this country, and mandates the State to "ensure inexpensive and
expeditious justice,"2 and to hold "everyone equal before the law without discrimination."3 The
Preamble and Article 2A of the Constitution accentuates the establishment of an order wherein
principles of democracy, freedom, equality, tolerance and social justice, as enunciated by Islam, are to be
fully observed and the independence of judiciary is completely secured. Put together, the main
objective is to ensure that a strong system of good governance is in place whereby the fundamental
rights of the people are protected, and rule of law as well as social justice prevail.
Judicial arm of the state being mandated with crucial task of ensuring access to inexpensive and speedy
justice also calls for adequate financial and human resources with provision of technical trainings and
capacity building measures for representatives of different tiers of judiciary on regular basis.
The Establishment
To perform efficiently, the courts need judges with highest ethical standards, extensive legal knowledge,
good leadership, decision making, and administrative skills. In addition, the significance of competent
1 The Constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Part II. Fundamental Rights and Principles of Policy. Chapter 2. Principles of Policy.
Article 10A. Right to fair trial: For the determination of his civil rights and obligations or in any criminal charge against him a person
shall be entitled to a fair trial and due process.
2 Ibid. Article 37. Promotion of social justice and eradication of social evils. The State shall: …(d) ensure inexpensive and expeditious
justice;
3 Ibid. Article 25. Equality of citizens. - (1) All citizens are equal before law and are entitled to equal protection of law.
(2) There shall be no discrimination on the basis of sex.

(3) Nothing in this Article shall prevent the State from making any special provision for the protection of women and children.
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and ethically groomed staff cannot be undermined. Need to set up a training institute for members of
the district judiciary in particular, was therefore felt and reflected in various law reform commission
reports in the past. It had been emphasised that in order to achieve required technical knowledge and
skills for improving the performance of the judiciary, it was critical to set up special judicial training
institution where professional training courses for the judges and court staff could be organised in their
respective relevant areas.
The Federal Judicial Academy (FJA) in Islamabad, was consequently set up in 1988, under a Resolution
of the Government to provide a conventional institution for conducting judicial education and
trainings for the relevant judicial sector officers and staff.
In 1997, FJA was given a legal cover under the Act of Parliament.4 The Act regulated its functions and
structure in line with its aims and objectives. It also gave the Academy an independent status.
In compliance with the Act, FJA was established in 1998, as an independent autonomous judicial
education institution.5 Based in Islamabad, the FJA is an independent body corporate having perpetual
succession and a common seal with power to acquire, hold and dispose of property both moveable and
immovable.
The Federal Judicial Academy (FJA) is considered to be the mother of judicial education in Pakistan. Its
main objective is "To provide for the proper training of judicial officers and court personnel in order to improve the
professional competence of judges and the quality of justice administered in the courts;" 6
Aims and Objects of the Academy

The Academy has basically been established to provide comprehensive trainings to the judicial officers,
law officers and court personnel in order to increase their professional competence leading towards not
only their career development but also towards enhanced quality of judicial dispensation. The
institution is primarily charged with formulation and implementation of a continuing program of
judicial education for pre-service and in-service trainings and orientation programs.
The aims and objects of the Academy as stated in the Act,7 include: --
(a) orientation & training of new judges, magistrates, law officers and court personnel;8
(b) in-service training & education of judges, magistrates, law officers & court personnel;
(c) holding of conferences, seminars, workshops, and symposia for improvement of the judicial
system and quality of judicial work; and
(d) publishing of journals, memoirs, research papers and reports;
The Federal Judicial Academy, inter alia, also caters to the emerging needs of:
a) Legal Advisors and Draftsmen of various Ministries/Divisions/Departments including Judge
Advocate General (JAG) Branches of Armed Forces;
4 Federal Judicial Academy Act, 1997. ACT No. XXVIII OF 1997. August 28th, 1997 http://www.fja.gov.pk/act/fja_act1997.pdf
5 Ibid.
6 Ibid
7 Ibid
8 Court Personnel include Accountants, Librarians, and Secretaries/Staff of the Honourable Judges.
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(b) Prosecutors/ Attorneys/Solicitors, and

(c) Presiding Officers of Tribunals/ Commissions/ Special Courts of Inquiry;
Management and Oversight of the Academy

Oversight of the Academy's affairs is the mandate of its Board of Governors (BoG) that directs the
strategic planning of FJA. The Board, inter alia, audits work of FJA, provides tactical guidelines to the
Academy for its continued progression in line with its aims and objectives under the Act, and prescribes
organized courses for the range and level of the participants. The management of the Academy is
carried on under the general directions of the Board, by the Director General who is the Principal
Accounting Officer as well as academic and administrative head of the Academy.
Chaired by the Honourable Chief Justice of Pakistan, the BoG comprises:-
(i) The Chief Justice of Pakistan Chairman

(ii) The Minister for Law and Justice Vice-Chairman
(iii) The Attorney-General for Pakistan Member
(iv) The Chief Justice of Lahore High Court Member
(v) The Chief Justice of High Court of Sindh Member
(vi) The Chief Justice of Peshawar High Court Member
(vii) The Chief Justice of Balochistan High Court Member
(viii) The Chief Justice of Islamabad High Court Member
(ix) The Secretary, Ministry of Law and Justice Member
(x) The Director-General of the Academy Member/Secretary
The Board, under the Act, is also authorized to delegate all or any of its powers and functions to any
member of the Board or any Member of the staff. Besides, the Honourable Chief Justice can nominate
one or two fellow Justices, as members administrative committee, to support him in the management of
affairs of the FJA. Members of FJA's Administrative Committee are also invited to attend the Board
meetings.
Role and Functions of the Board of Governors

Federal Judicial Academy Act, 1997 lays down role and responsibilities of the Academy's Board of
Governors.9 It authorizes the Board to, inter alia, exercise general supervision over the affairs of the
Academy including laying down its policies and giving strategic directions to its training programmes,
reviewing and evaluating its activities, and approving its training courses. The BoG considers and
approves Academy's annual budget and revised budget estimates, prescribes terms and conditions of
service of the Director General and members of the staff. The BoG also deals with service matters of
the Academy staff, and decides any matter ancillary and incidental to the aims and objects of the
Academy, etc. 10
In addition to the above, Section 7 of the Act, authorizes the Board to delegate all or any power and
function to the Chairman, Vice Chairman, or any member of the Board, the Director General or any
member of the staff.
9 Section 6. Power and functions of the Board. The Federal Judicial Academy Act, 1997
10 Ibid
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Besides, under Section 9(5) of the Act, the Board is further authorized to appoint such committees and
working groups from amongst its members, or otherwise, as and when it may consider necessary.
In line with its given mandate, the Federal Judicial Academy's Board of Governors (BoG), continues to
closely supervise FJA's work and activities. Special attention is paid to ensure that there is no
compromise on the quality of judicial education standard imparted in the Academy. The Board
periodically reviews and sets high targets for FJA's judicial education programs and activities to ensure
its quality control over the FJA programs and activities. It further gives directions to the Academy to
meet international standards in constantly improving its judicial education strategy with ultimate goal to
facilitate efficient service delivery within the judicial sector. The idea is to, inter alia, instill various
significant skills including proficiency in quality judgment writing, case flow and court management,
leadership qualities and critical thinking, amongst our judicial officers, court staff and other relevant
stakeholders.
NATIONAL JUDICIAL EDUCATION COORDINATION COMMITTEE

(NJECC)
National Judicial Education Coordination Committee (NJECC) for the heads of Federal and the
Provincial Judicial Academies is a body that was formulated as a result of the decision of Board of
Governors (BoG) of the Federal Judicial Academy (FJA) in 2015. Post establishment of provincial
judicial academies, NJECC was formulated to periodically review, redefine and strengthen judicial
education mechanism on modern lines as well as to define turfs for the respective judicial academies. It
was an initiative to avoid redundancy and overlapping in judicial education amongst the judicial
academies, promoting sharing of information and best practices, and to help in developing strategic
directions while setting training curricula and methodology in order to meet the emerging modern day
issues and challenges in dispensation of justice.
The main objective of NJECC, as unanimously agreed and stated by the members of the BoG, was for
the Federal and provincial judicial academies "to coordinate and collaborate in improving the quality of
judicial training/education in the country."
Chair of the NJEC Committee is the most senior Chief Justice of High Court/ Member BoG. FJA and
office of the Director General FJA serve as the Secretariat of the Committee.
NJECC Members:
1) Most Senior Hon. Chief Justice of a High Court/ Member BoG, FJA Chair
2) DG Federal Judicial Academy, Islamabad Secy/Member
3) DG Balochistan Judicial Academy, Quetta Member
4) DG KPK Judicial Academy, Peshawer Member
5) DG Punjab Judicial Academy, Lahore Member
6) DG Sindh Judicial Academy, Karachi Member
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Chapter - II
THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS
I. PROFILES
Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa
HONOURABLE CHIEF JUSTICE OF PAKISTAN/

CHAIRMAN BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa was born on 21st December 1954 in a distinguished family
of well-educated bureaucrats and jurists of Dera Ghazi Khan.
He has been a topper throughout his academic life and a recipient of National Talent Scholarship in his
Matriculation from Multan (1969), Intermediate from Government College Lahore (1971), and his
Bachelors University of Punjab (1973). After his graduation with distinction, Mr. Justice Asif Saeed
Khan Khosa did his Masters in English Literature from the University of Punjab in 1975, after which he
went on to his Tripos-I from Queen's College, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom in 1977.
Following successful completion of Tripos-I, Justice Khosa did his LL.M in 1978 with specialization in
Public International Law in the subjects of the Law of Peace, the Law of War and Armed Conflict, the
Law of International Institutions and the Law of Civil Liberties, from the same Queen's College,
University of Cambridge in UK. Later, he was called to the Bar on 26th July, 1979, at the Honourable
Society of Lincoln's Inn, London.
Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa was enrolled as Advocate Lahore High Court Lahore in 1979, upon
his return from UK. He was later enrolled as Advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan in 1985. As a
young Advocate, Justice Khosa established his name as an illustrious lawyer by representing hundreds
of important cases regarding matters of constitutional, criminal, civil, revenue, service, and electoral
laws in the Supreme Court and High Court. He has over 600 cases reported cases to his credit. As
member of the Bar, Justice Khosa has also served as Member of the Library Committee and as Member
of the Executive Committee of the Lahore High Court Bar Association, Lahore.
On May 21, 1998, Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa was elevated to the Bench and appointed as a
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Judge of the Lahore High Court, Lahore which is a court of appeal and is the second highest Court of
the country. On February 18, 2010, Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa was appointed as a Judge of the
Supreme Court of Pakistan, where he continues to serve to date. During his tenure in the Supreme
Court, His Honour had more than thrice the opportunity and privilege to serve as the acting Chief
Justice of Pakistan.11 The Hon'ble Justice has decided over fifty thousand cases over a period of almost
two decades.
On January 18th 2019, His Lordship was elevated and appointed as the 26th Chief Justice of Pakistan.
Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa's passion for literature, learning and academic pursuits has always
urged him to take out time from his very busy professional life to read, write and to teach whenever
possible. His articles and research papers on a variety of key constitutional, legal and legislative issues
have been published in a number of law journals, major law reports and newspapers of the country.
Prior to being elevated to the Bench, His Lordship had also taught as a part-time/visiting lecturer in
some of the distinguished educational and training institutions including Bahauddin Zakariya
University, Multan, Punjab University Law College, Lahore. He has been a visiting lecturer of
Constitutional Law at the Civil Services Academy, Lahore; National Institute of Public Administration
(NIPA), Lahore; National Police Academy, Islamabad; Staff Training Institute of the Services and
General Administration Department of the Government of the Punjab; Training Course for Civil
Judges conducted by the Lahore High Court, Lahore; and the Lahore University of Management
Sciences (LUMS).
Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa's illustrious career has won him many distinctions. Some of these
are enlisted below:
1. Founding member of the SAARCLAW;

2. 2016 - todate: Chairman Shariat Appellate Bench of the Supreme Court of Pakistan;
3. 2015 - todate: Member of the Supreme Judicial Council of Pakistan;
4. 2015 - todate: One of the two member Administrative Committee of Federal Judicial
Academy;
5. 2015 - todate: Member Judicial Commission of Pakistan;
6. 2008 - todate: Elected member of the Board of Directors of the Commonwealth Judicial
Education Institute, Halifax, Canada;
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa has participated and addressed countless significant high
profile conferences, seminars and symposia at the national and international level on topical issues
pertaining to justice and legal sector.
11 Acted as the Chief Justice of Pakistan from June 05, 2017 to June 11, 2017, June 29, 2017 to July 05, 2017, May 14, 2018 to May 30, 2018 and
December 17, 2018 to December 23, 2018
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Barrister Dr. Mohammad Farogh Naseem
FEDERAL MINISTER FOR LAW & JUSTICE

VICE-CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Dr. Mohammad Farogh Naseem is a highly qualified renowned lawyer and a constitutional expert of
Pakistan. He is also a politician and is currently serving as Federal Minister for Law and Justice in the
Government of Pakistan.
Born in a well-respected family of lawyers, justices and civil servants on 26th June 1967, Barrister
Farogh Naseem did his LL.B from University of Wales, received his LLM degree from London School
of Economics (LSE), and qualified as a barrister from Lincoln's Inn. Barrister Farogh Naseem
continued to pursue his studies and secured Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD) in comparative
constitutional law from the University of London.
From a young age, Barrister Farogh Naseem has been representing high-profile cases such as
dissolution of the Sindh Assembly (1996-1997), and has a number of reported judgments to his credit.
He is the youngest lawyer to have joined the office of Advocate General Sindh.
Barrister Farogh Naseem's scholarly pursuits have kept him close to improving legal education in the
country. He has been a member of the Board of Studies, Faculty of Law, University of Karachi. He has
also been a visiting faculty at the Sindh Judicial Academy, Sindh Muslim Law College and Hamdard Law
College. He is a frequent contributor to a number of national and international law journals, and has
also authored two books. Barrister Farogh Naseem is frequently invited to address and present papers at
international seminars and conferences.
Having his political affiliations with Mutahidda Qaumi Movement (MQM), Barrister Farogh Naseem,
was elected as Senator in March 2012, from Sindh against the technocrats' seat for the first time. In 2018,
he was re-elected against the same seat from the platform of his own political party, i.e. MQM, and has
been made member of the cabinet as Minister of Law and Justice since 20th August 2018.
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Mr. Anwar Mansoor Khan
ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR PAKISTAN

MEMBER BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Mr. Anwar Mansoor Khan, the Attorney General for Pakistan, is one of the leading lawyers of Pakistan.
He is a former judge of the High Court of Sindh for, from where he resigned to resume his law practice.
He has remained Advocate General Sindh for five years, and served briefly as the Attorney General for
Pakistan as well in the past. Mr. Anwar Mansoor Khan was also elected as President of Sindh High
Court Bar Association.
Mr. Anwar Mansoor Khan started his professional career by taking commission in the Pakistan Army in
1971. However, after the 1971 war, upon his return in 1973, he opted to quit the Army and sought pre-
mature retirement. After leaving the Army in 1974, he pursued the legal profession after attaining his
LL.B degree from S.M. Law College Karachi.
With over thirty five years of distinguished standing in the legal profession and a number of landmark
judgments to his credit, Mr. Anwar Mansoor Khan was conferred with the title of "Senior Advocate" in
the year 2010. With the given title, he can appear before all the High Courts of Pakistan and the Supreme
Court of Pakistan. He has conducted a number of matters on Constitutional issues, and is considered to
be an expert on Constitutional matters.
Amongst his contribution to law itself, Mr. Anwar has been associated in drafting of the Companies
Ordinance 1984 as member of the Company Law Commission; establishment of the Islamic Banking
System in Pakistan, in drawing up various instruments of the Banking System; establishment of Lease
Financing in Pakistan, and drafting of Recovery Laws for Banks etc.
Whilst a judge of the High Court of Sindh, Mr. Anwar Mansoor Khan passed numerous judgments
around banking practices in Pakistan, Company Law, Trade Marks, Patents and Designs, Specific Relief,
Rent matters and other subjects of Civil Law.
Mr. Anwar Mansoor Khan has remained associated with Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR). He is on
the Board of the Karachi Centre for Dispute Resolution (A project initiated by IFC for ADR in
Pakistan). He has been engaged in conducting international and local arbitration as well as enforcement
of the arbitral awards in Pakistan on account of his expertise in drawing various negotiated agreements.
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Mr. Justice Ahmed Ali M. Shaikh
HON'BLE CHIEF JUSTICE

HIGH COURT OF SINDH
Born on 3rd October 1961, Mr. Justice Ahmed Ali M. Shaikh received most of his early education from
Larkana. He did his matriculation from Government Pilot School, Larkana and B.Sc. degree from
Government Degree College, Larkana. After his graduation, Mr. Justice Ahmed Ali M. Shaikh
proceeded to Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur in pursuit of his law studies and received his law
degree from there.
Mr. Justice Ahmed Ali M. Shaikh was enrolled as Advocate on November 1st 1990. On 15th March
1993, he was enrolled as Advocate of the High Court where he maintained with ability his leading
position at the Bar. In 1994 and 1995, Justice Ahmed Ali was elected as Vice President and General
Secretary, respectively, of District Bar Association Larkana. From 5th April 2008 - 24th September
2009, Justice Ahmed Ali was elected as the President of High Court Bar Association Larkana.
On 25th September 2009, Mr. Justice Ahmed Ali M. Shaikh was elevated as an Additional Judge, High
Court of Sindh. He took his oath as a confirmed Judge on 19th September, 2011. From 16th December,
2015 to 14th March, 2017, Justice Ahmed Ali remained as senior Puisne Judge of the High Court of
Sindh. He also acted as Chief Justice, High Court of Sindh, from March 03, 2016 to March 12, 2016, and
remained in office from 4th - 10th August 10, 2016.
Mr. Justice Ahmed Ali M. Shaikh took oath as the Chief Justice High Court of Sindh on 15th March,
2017.
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Mr. Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth
HON'BLE CHIEF JUSTICE, PESHAWAR

HIGH COURT
Hon'ble Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth was born on March 16th, 1961, in a respectable family of Dera
Ismail Khan, province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. He received his education from leading educational
institutions of Peshawer. Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth received his secondary education from Public
School, Peshawar Cantt. in 1977, and his Higher Secondary School Certificate from F.G. Inter College
for Boys in the year 1977. He completed his Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Degree from Islamia College,
Peshawar in the year 1981, and his second Bachelors, i.e. Bachelor of Arts (Additional) from University
of Peshawar in the year 1982. In 1985, Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth got his LL.B from Khyber Law
College, Peshawar, and did his Masters in Political Science from University of Peshawar in the year 1986.
On 18th February, 1985, Hon'ble Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth was enrolled as Advocate of District
Courts, and was later enrolled as Advocate of the High Court on 22nd March, 1990. Justice Waqar
Ahmad Seth was later enrolled as an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan on 24th May, 2008.
On 2nd August, 2011, Hon'ble Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth was elevated to the Bench as Additional
Judge in the Peshawar High Court. He worked as Banking Judge Peshawar High Court, and as Company
Judge, Peshawar High Court, Peshawar. Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth also remained Member Subordinate
Judiciary Service Tribunal, Peshawar High Court.
Hon'ble Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth took oath as Chief Justice of the Peshawar High Court on 28th
June, 2018.
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Madam Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar
HON'BLE CHIEF JUSTICE BALOCHISTAN

HIGH COURT
Madam Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar took oath as Chief Justice of the High Court of Balochistan on 1st
September, 2018.
Daughter of an eminent lawyers from Quetta, Syed Imtiaz Hussain Baqri Hanafi, Justice Syeda Tahira
Safdar received her early education from the Cantonment Public School, Quetta. She graduated from
the Government Girls College, Quetta, and received her Masters degree in Urdu Literature from the
University of Balochistan. Hon'ble Madam Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar received her LL.B degree from
University Law College, Quetta, in 1980.
Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar started her career as a Civil Judge on the 22nd of April 1982, after
succeeding in the Competitive Examination held by Balochistan Public Service Commission. On 29th
of June, 1987, Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar was promoted to the rank of Senior Civil Judge, and was later
she was promoted to the rank of Additional District and Sessions Judge on the 27th February, 1991.
Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar was promoted as District and Sessions Judge on 1st March 1996.
Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar was the first lady to be appointed as a Civil Judge in Balochistan, and has the
distinction of being the first lady to be appointed in all of the posts she has served.
During her career as a Judicial Officer, Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar has also worked in special courts. She
has served as Presiding Officer in the Labour Court, and later she was appointed as a Member of the
Balochistan Services Tribunal on the 22nd of October 1998, where she continued to serve till she was
appointed as Chairperson of the Balochistan Services Tribunal on the 10th of July, 2009.
Madam Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar was elevated to the position of Additional Judge, High Court of
Balochistan on the 7th of September, 2009 and was confirmed as Judge of the High Court of
Balochistan on the 11th of May, 2011.
Hon'ble Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar is member of some key committees of the High Court including
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Administration Committee, the Promotion Committee, and Committee for drafting and examining
rules, regulations, notifications, circulars etc.
Hon'ble Madam Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar was appointed as one of the three Judges of the Special
Court constituted under Section 4 Criminal Law Amendment (Special Court) Act 1976, for trial of
offence of High Treason against former President General Parvaiz Musharraf vide Notification dated
20th November 2013.
Hon'ble Madam Justice has attended many national and international trainings, workshops and
conferences on topical issues including a training on "International Human Rights Standards in
Criminal Proceedings," held in The Hague. She also attended a South Asia Regional Workshop in
Cybercrime and Electronic Evidence, held in Colombo, Srilanka, and participated in the Annual
Conference of "The National Association of Women Judges" (NAWJ), held in Atlanta, Georgia, in the
USA, in 2017. At national level, she has participated in conference on Environmental Law, and the
'International Judicial Conference' organized by the Supreme Court of Pakistan in 2017.
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Mr. Justice Athar Minallah
HON'BLE CHIEF JUSTICE

ISLAMABAD HIGH COURT
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Athar Minallah is a former civil servant who resigned from the civil services and
joined the legal profession. After doing his LL.B (Hons.) in Law & Sharia from International Islamic
University as one of the torch bearer students, he started practicing in Islamabad Bar as an advocate.
Justice Athar Minallah belongs to an eminent family of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. His late father, Mr.
Nasarum Minallah, was a well-respected Civil Servant of his times and his late mother, Begum Bilquis
Nasarum Minallah had been Member of Majlis-e-Shoora besides being an alumni of Fatima Jinnah
Medical College, Lahore.
Mr. Justice Athar Minallah was appointed as judge of the Islamabad High Court Islamabad in June 2014.
On 28th November, 2018, he was elevated as the third Chief Justice of Islamabad High Court
Islamabad since its establishment in 2011.
A reformist by nature, his lordship has been substantively contributing towards judicial and legal
reform. He has authored landmark judgments in different matters related to civil and criminal cases
related to real estate, environment and missing persons issues etc. In the past, as a practicing lawyer, he
has also been part of lawyers' movement.
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Mr. Justice Sardar Muhammad Shamim Khan
HON'BLE CHIEF JUSTICE LAHORE

HIGH COURT
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Sardar Muhammad Shamim Khan was born on 1st January 1958 in District Rahim
Yaar Khan. He received his early education in Bahawalpur and after obtaining his M.A degree from
Bahawalpur, he proceeded to Karachi to acquire his professional degree in law. Hon. Justice Shamim
Khan studied law from S.M Law College Karachi and returned to Bahawalpur, his hometown where he
started his legal practice in 1985 after joining the Bahawalpur Bar. Area of his legal practice remained
mostly focused on criminal cases.
After 25 years of legal practice, Hon. Mr. Justice Sardar Muhammad Shamim Khan was initially
appointed as Additional Judge of the Lahore High Court on 19th February 2010. He was subsequently
appointed as the 48th Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court on 1st January 2019.
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Mr. Justice (R) Abdul Shakoor Paracha
SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF LAW & JUSTICE

Mr. Justice (R) Abdul Shakoor Paracha, Secretary, Ministry of Law and Justice, is a former Judge of the
Lahore High Court. An eminent lawyer from Rawalpindi and Islamabad Bars, Justice (Retd.) Shakoor
Paracha started his career as an Advocate in 1975. He became Advocate Supreme Court of Pakistan in
the year 1983.
Justice (R) Abdul Shakoor Paracha was elevated as Judge of the Lahore High Court in 2001. He served
on the Bench for almost a decade till he retired in the year 2009. During this period, Justice Paracha had
also been notified as Company Judge under the Companies Ordinance, 1984.
During his esteemed career, Justice Paracha has worked extensively in the areas of banking laws
company's law, labour and employment, industrial relations, commercial transactions and taxation laws.
Justice Paracha has a number of significant judgments to his credit that have helped in the development
and clear understanding of law.
Justice (Retd.) Paracha has also acted as Counsel in Civil Law Arbitration proceedings and Dispute
Resolution Tribunals.
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Mr. Hayat Ali Shah
DIRECTOR GENERAL FEDERAL

JUDICIAL ACADEMY
MEMBER/SECRETARY, BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Mr. Hayat Ali Shah was born and brought up in Mansehra District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, from
where he acquired his early education too. After obtaining his law degree from the University of
Peshawer, Mr. Hayat Ali Shah started his career as a lawyer in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the
then North West Frontier Province (NWFP). He successfully practiced law for ten years (1981 - 1990),
following which he was appointed as Additional District and Sessions Judge (AD&SJ) by the Peshawer
High Court, Peshawer (NWFP). As AD&SJ, Mr. Hayat Ali Shah served in various stations including
Nowshehra, Mardan, Bannu, and Malakand. He was promoted as District and Sessions Judge (D&SJ) in
1997, and served in various stations and positions. The stations he served as D&SJ include Karak,
Mardan, Swat, Peshawer, Abbottabad, and as Judge Anti-Terrorism Court (2008 - 2012). The positions
that Mr. Hayat Ali Shah served as D&SJ include Registrar Peshawer High Court, Director General KPK
Judicial Academy, Peshawer (Feb. 2012 - March 2015), and Administrative Judge Ehtesab Court, KPK
(March 2015 - June 2017).
Mr. Hayat Ali Shah retired from judicial service in 2017. After his retirement, he undertook a number of
consultancies for Peshawer High Court and the Law Department Government of KPK, on key areas
including updating Peshawer High Court's Ministerial Establishment Rules, prepared service structure
for the High Court and District Judiciary, framed Rules of Business for the Secretariat of the District
Judiciary, and developed concept notes on, inter alia, Capacity Building of Drafting and Legislation
Wing of the Law Department, District Attorneys and Government Departments regarding drafting
and litigation, etc.
Being a seasoned judicial officer, Mr. Hayat Ali Shah brings a rich experience and value to the work of
Federal Judicial Academy. He has diverse experience and skills in adjudication, leadership and
management, institutional development and human resource management, project management,
drafting rules and training manuals development, and Alternative Dispute Resolution, etc.
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HON'BLE TWO-MEMBER ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE
In exercise of the powers delegated to the Board of Governors of the Federal Judicial Academy, under
Section 7 (1) its Act,12 Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa, Hon'ble Chief Justice of Pakistan/ Chairman
of the FJA Board, appointed Mr. Justice Mushir Alam and Mr. Justice Umar Ata Bandial, as members
FJA Administrative Committee to assist him in running the day to day affairs of the Academy, within the
meaning of S. 9(5) of the Act. The nomination of the two Hon'ble Justices, as members FJA's
Administrative Committee was made on 8th February 2019.
Profile of the Honourable Two Members is stated below:
1. Mr. Justice Mushir Alam
Mr. Justice Mushir Alam, Hon'ble Puisne Judge Supreme Court of Pakistan, was born in an eminent
family of lawyers. His late grandfather, Moulvi Abdul Rauf, had served as counsel for Mahraja of
Gawaliar State. Mr. Justice Mushir Alam's late father, Mr. Muhammad Akram, was one of the
distinguished senior lawyers of his time, while his late uncle Mr. Manzar Alam, was a veteran worker of
Pakistan Movement, who had also served the legal profession with great respect and eminence. Mr.
Justice Mushir Alam is, thus, the third generation of his family in legal field.
Mr. Justice Mushir Alam earned his LL.B degree from S.M. Law College Karachi, and he joined Karachi
Bar in 1981. Justice Mushir Alam enrolled as an Advocate High Court in 1983. During his legal career,
he actively participated in Bar activities and held office of Honorary Joint Secretary. He also served as
General Secretary High Court Bar Association Karachi. Justice Mushir Alam was also elected as
Member Sindh Bar Council and appointed as Standing Counsel for the Government of Pakistan in
1998. He held these two positions up till his elevation to the Bench on 20th April 1999. Hon'ble Justice
Mushir Alam was elevated as a Judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan on 20th September 2013.
Mr. Justice Mushir Alam has worked for All Pakistan Trade Union Congress, an affiliate of Brotherhood
of Asian Trade Union (BATU) and Worker Confederation of Labour (WCL). He was nominated as link
12 Federal Judicial Academy Act, 1997(No. XXVIII of 1997).
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person in Pakistan for the implementation of International Labour Standards for ILO Norms in
Pakistan. He has attended large number of regional and international conferences and workshops
under the auspices of APTUC, BATU, WCL and ILO.
In addition to discharging his judicial functions in the Supreme Court, Hon'ble Justice Mushir Alam is:
?
Member Judicial Commission of Pakistan
?
Member Supreme Judicial Council
?
Member Law & Justice Commission of Pakistan
?
Member Administrative Committee of Federal Judicial Academy
?
Chairman DSC/DPC Supreme Court of Pakistan
?
Monitoring Judge ATC Courts Islamabad.
?
Judge Incharge Administration (upto BS-17), Law Clerkship Programme Committee and
?
Supreme Court Medical Affairs.
He is also:
? Incharge IT Affairs of Supreme Court
? Chairman National Judicial Automation Committee, and
? Administrative Judge of Supreme Court Research Center
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II. Mr. Justice Umar Ata Bandial
Mr. Justice Umar Ata Bandial was born in the family of bureaucrats in Lahore on 17th September, 1958.
He received his elementary and secondary education at different schools in Kohat, Rawalpindi,
Peshawar and Lahore. He got his Senior Cambridge Certificate in the year 1973, from St. Mary's
Academy, Rawalpindi, and Higher Senior Cambridge certificate from Aitchison College in the year
1975. Justice Umar Ata Bandial received his B.A. degree in Economics from Columbia University, USA
in the year 1979, which was followed by Law Tripos degree from Cambridge University, UK in 1981. In
1982, Justice Bandial qualified as Barrister-at-Law from Lincoln's Inn, London. In the same year, he was
enrolled as Advocate of Lahore High Court upon his return from the UK, and later, as an Advocate of
the Supreme Court of Pakistan.
Justice Umar Ata Bandial established his law practice in Lahore, and represented cases that mostly dealt
with commercial, banking, tax and property law matters. After 1993, and until his elevation to the
Bench, Justice Umar Ata Bandial also handled international commercial disputes. He appeared in
arbitration matters before the Supreme Court of Pakistan and also before foreign arbitral tribunals in
London and Paris. He remained professionally associated with the Hitachi-Rupali Dispute (1998), the
Hubco-GoP dispute (2000), the Ghazi Barotha Contractors-WAPDA dispute (2001), and the Bayinder-
NHA dispute (2004).
Justice Umar Ata Bandial was elevated as Judge of the Lahore High Court on 4th December 2004. He
declined to take oath under PCO13 in November, 2007. He was later restored as Judge of the Lahore
High Court as a result of the lawyers and civil society movement for restoration of the Judiciary and
Constitutional rule in the country.
During his career as Judge of the Lahore High Court, Justice Umar Ata Bandial passed landmark
judgments on a number of important matters pertaining to public and private law. These include, inter
alia, the affirmation of the autonomy and independence of the office of Chief Election Commissioner;
the sanctity of the office of the President as symbol of unity of the Federation requiring its detachment
from political involvement and activity; the necessity of ensuring transparency and competition in
13 Provisional Constitutional Order (PCO). On 3 November 2007, the then President Pervez Musharraf imposed a Provisional
Constitutional Order, which declared a state of emergency and suspended the Constitution of Pakistan.Under this emergency law, all High Courts
judges, including the Supreme Court justices, were asked to take oath under this Provisional Constitutional Order. Those who declined to take oath
under PCO were placed under effective house arrest.
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governmental licensing of Hajj Group Organizers in a Rs.9.25 billion annual business; holding the
Lahore skyline to be public property for purposes of local authority regulation of sky signs; declaring
the decisions of the Council of Common Interests (CCI) in the matter of Kalabagh Dam to possess
sanctity and enforceability unless modified according to the Constitution; and, the enforcement of
transparency and merit criteria for appointment of Provincial Public Prosecutors.
Justice Umar Ata Bandial was appointed as the Chief Justice of Lahore High Court, Lahore on 1st June,
2012. He served in that office till his elevation as Judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan on 17th June,
2014.
Whilst practicing as an advocate, Justice Umar Ata Bandial also took up teaching in a local law college.
He taught Contract Law as a visiting lecturer at the Punjab University Law College for four years till
1987. His lordship has also been member Graduate Studies Committee of the Punjab University Law
College, while serving as Judge Lahore High Court.
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Chapter - III
JUDICIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM 2018 - 19:
AN OVERVIEW
In line with its newly approved Strategic Plan (2018-21), the FJA has been actively pursuing a
transformational approach in carrying out its judicial education program and restructuring its
organizational setup in order to align a comprehensive professional development package during the
given reporting period.
The Academy, as mandated under the Rules, is to facilitate improved quality of justice system in the
country. The faculty, under the close supervision of the Director General and continued guidance from
the honourable members of FJA's Administrative Committee, restructured its setup, reviewed and
revised its approach in curriculum development, teaching methodology, and introduced innovative
disciplines for all levels of its audience. With its renewed vision and mission to raise the quality of
service delivery within the judicial sector and given its expanded scope, the Academy successfully
attained its targets with the Grace of AlMighty Allah.
Shifting into its new building in the same premises has been a significant milestone for the Academy.
The new building is huge and can accommodate simultaneous training programs with larger number of
audience and conferences/workshops; thus, increasing Academy's outreach manifold. Mr. Justice Asif
Saeed Khan Khosa, Chief Justice of Pakistan visited the Academy's setting in the new building.
The FJA now stands restructured, the scope of trainings has been expanded to include substantive
trainings and joint trainings of other key stakeholders as a part of its Professional Development
Programme (PDP). During the past year, the PDP included joint trainings of the police/IOs and
prosecutors in its scheme of work. Besides, the Academy also launched its first ever Continuing Legal
Education Package (CLEP) for younger members of the Bar as part of the PDP.
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The curriculum has been revamped and higher criterion for the selection of resource persons has been
set. Modern approach in training methodology is being applied in all activities and programs to ensure
optimum engagement and interest of the participants. The approach is based on Knowledge, Skill and
Attitude (KSA) methodology in adult learning, including:
i. Self-Assessment Check List;

ii. Individual Command Tasks;
iii. Group Activity/Syndicate/ Study Circles;
iv. Practical Exercise of Drafting;
v. Hands-on Exercise on Presentation Skills;
vi. Work Plan Preparation;
vii. Mock Trials: Practical exercise of court and bar handling
viii. Scenario based practical exercise
Unprecedented substantive courses like Leadership and Management, Capacity Building for Improved
Service Delivery, and Research Methodology for district judiciary have been introduced with subjects
like 'Critical Thinking' have been made an integral part of these courses.
"Leadership and Management" is a flagship course that has been recently introduced for the first time
within the judicial education program in the country. It is an innovative unprecedented programme
especially designed and introduced for senior most tier of District Judiciary. The programme is aimed at
strengthening and advancing leadership and management skills for judicial officers in line with their
changed role. It is an attempt to sensitize the human resource of district judiciary, as they are now
expected to demonstrate analytical, leadership and interpersonal skills. The programme is designed to
focus on two main goals: i) Leadership Development, and ii) Operational Skills Development. The
objectives include efficient service delivery through improved court management, scientific evaluation
of courts' performance and skills for outlining long term planning.
Within its given resources, the work of FJA has successfully been re-crafted and judicial education is
being transformed par excellence on modern lines with optimum innovation.
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REGULAR COURSES
Sr. # CATEGORY TITLE OF COURSE
1. District & Sessions Judges Leadership and Management
Additional District & Sessions
2. Exploring Concepts in Trial Procedures
Judges
Capacity Enhancement of District Judiciary on
3. Senior Civil Judges/Civil Judges
Child Justice
4. Civil Judges Capacity Building for Improved Service Delivery
i) Courts Procedure
5. Court Personnel ii) Financial
iii) Management Office Procedure
6. Continuing Legal Education Members of the Bar
Innovative Topics Introduced Within Different Courses
13) Protection & Due Care of Vulnerable

1) Integrity Management & Deontology Segments of Society
2) Critical Thinking 14) Artificial Intelligence
3) Understanding Land Revenue Record 15) Performance Measurement
4) International Human Rights Law & 16) Conflict Resolution
Role of Judiciary in its Implementation 17) Team Building through engagement
5) Challenges at the Workplace 18) Concordance & Discordance of Laws
6) Responding to Change Management 19) Stress Management
7) Communication Skills 20) Judicial/Legal/Professional Ethics
8) Planning, Prioritization and Delegation 21) Gender Sensitization
9) Crises Management 22) Use of IT in court management
10) Emotional Intelligence 23) Mentally Sick Persons in Conflict with
11) Cybercrime and Digital Forensics Law
12) Juvenile Justice
A highly automated Research and Publication Wing has been established, where the first ever batch
of nine judicial officers from across Pakistan, AJK & GB were intensively trained in research
methodology. The (Research Cycle - 1) course, spread over a period of twelve weeks (15th April - 12th
July, 2019) concluded successfully with production of a substantive research publication on "Impact of
Militancy on Administration of Justice" by the Researchers/Judicial Officers.
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First Batch of Researchers/ Civil Judges (Research Cycle-I), with Hon. Chief Justice of Pakistan,
Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa, and Director General Federal Judicial Academy, Mr. Hayat Ali Shah
Federal Judicial Academy was pivotal in successfully launching the Expeditious Justice Initiative (EJI) of
the Honourable Chief Justice of Pakistan. The Academy developed EJI's concept note and SOPs,
offered to host EJI's office and trainings of its model court judges on its premises, and all other related
activities. Since then, the FJA continues to extend its soft support to this incredible Initiative. On
account of its comprehensive mega infrastructure, competence par excellence in human resource and
offering state of the art facilities, along with adequate opportunities in trainings, research and legal
development, the Academy is rapidly emerging as a centre of excellence in judicial education. It is also
highly creditable that during the given academic year, the Academy performed to its optimum capacity
and within the resources available to it.
SUMMERY OF TRAINING COURSES/ WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES
{JULY 2018 - JUNE 2019}
No. of No. of
S. #. Category
Courses/Workshops Participants
1. Trainings for Judicial Officers 11 260
2. Workshops for Judicial Officers 2 47
3. Conferences (EJI) 2 254
Focused Group Discussions:
4. i. ICT District Judiciary and ICT Police; 2 33
ii. DG provincial Judicial Academies
[Research Cycle – 1] Special Twelve Weeks
5. Program on “Research Methodology” for Civil 1 9
Judges from across Pakistan, AJK & GB
6. Course for Court Personnel 1 24
7. Workshop for (KPOs) 3 195
Trainings for Law Officers (Prosecutors, NAB,
8. 2 56
PAF JAG Officers )
Total 24 878
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DISAGGREGATED DATA REGARDING TRAINING PROGRAMMES CONDUCTED DURING THE FINANCIAL YEAR (JULY 2018 TO JUNE 2019)
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31
32
33
Annual Budget and Actual Expenditure for Financial Year 2018-2019
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Chapter - IV
Expeditious Justice Initiative: A Tactical Approach towards Facilitating
Access to Justice in Pakistan and the Role of FJA
Introduction
Access to expeditious and fair justice is one of the basic fundamental human rights, and so it is also
clearly reflected in the Constitution of Pakistan. Article
37(d) of Chapter II, Principles of Policy, mandates the
State to provide 'inexpensive and expeditious justice.'
Article 10(a) guarantees the 'Right to Fair Trial' as a
fundamental right, and 'Equality before the law' is yet
another fundamental right guaranteed by Article 25 of
the Constitution. These three references from the
Constitution of Pakistan unequivocally establish access
to justice as the key component of the Constitution of
Pakistan that call for a well-functioning, efficient and
independent administration of justice.
Hon'ble Chief Justice of Pakistan, along with Hon'ble Chief Justices of all the four provincial High Courts and
Islamabad High Court at the launching ceremony of the EJI.
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The ceremony was held at the Federal Judicial

Academy on April 13th 2019. In line with
constitutional mandate of providing expeditious and
inexpensive justice to the people, his lordship Mr.
Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa, immediately upon
taking his oath as the Hon'ble Chief Justice of
Pakistan on January 18th 2019, decided to take some
tangible strategic measures in this regard. His focus
was on improving service delivery with optimum
utilization of available resources within the existing
legal framework. For the purpose, 'Expeditious
Justice Initiative' was articulated under his direct
supervision. The well thought-out proposal was placed before the National Judicial (Policy Making)
Committee for discussion on 11th March 2019, and was approved by the Committee for adoption as a
policy guideline on the same date.
The initiative introduces Time-Bound Criminal Trial Regime through trial management and scheduling
mechanism with establishment along with establishment of Model Criminal Trial Courts (MCTC). In
2017, there had already been a successful experiment of setting up Model Courts in Punjab Province,
and it was anticipated that this new initiative with its distinctive features would yield improved and rather
effective results. The 'Action Document' of MCTCs is very comprehensive and includes an intensive
monitoring and evaluation mechanism. The emphasis of this whole Initiative by the Hon'ble Chief
Justice is to ensure working within the available resources in an articulate manner and the existing legal
framework.
Initially, it is proposed that the MCTCs be established one in each district. The Time-Bound Criminal
Trial Regime shall, nevertheless, be extended to all criminal trial courts in due course. The Federal
Judicial Academy plans to undertake impact analysis of this Initiative through its Research and
Publication Wing, after six months of successful execution of this initiative by conducting a study on
criminal justice system.
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Goals and Objectives

? The initiative focuses on the following goals and core objective:
? To improve service delivery of criminal justice system by introducing time-bound criminal trial
regime;
? To reduce the shelf life of criminal cases through efficient trial management;
? To fix timeframe for conduct of criminal trials by introducing trial scheduling;
? To make trial management a coordinated effort by key players;
Duration
The initiative is to perpetuate as per vision of the Hon'ble Chairman NJPMC. It is to run in cycles of
three months each for the purpose of targets and review.
Scope and Expectations
The initiative introduces time-bound criminal trial regime by operationalization of Model Criminal
Trial Courts in all districts. Its scope is outlined and is expected to include;
1) Conceptual backup of the proposal document followed by its approval by the NJPMC.
2) Execution of the proposal document by Monitoring and Evaluation Cell (M&EC) under direct
supervision of the Chairman, NJPMC.
3) Establishment of MCTC in each district of all the four Provinces and ICT.
4) Development of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for trial management regime, human
resource allocation, workload allocation and auxiliary management.
5) Postulating milestones and timeline there for.
6) Establishment of M&EC for execution and monitoring of the initiative with defined
communication plan and periodic review mechanism.
7) Sensitization of participants through stakeholders' dialogue.
8) Capacity enhancement of human resource where necessary.
All the provincial Hon'ble Chief Justices committed to EJI while addressing the launching ceremony on 13th April, 2019
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Chapter - V
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES
I. WELCOME TO NEW COLLEAGUES
1) Mr. Muhammad Ali, Director

Mr. Muhammad Ali, Additional Registrar Supreme Court of Pakistan, joined
the Federal Judicial Academy on Deputation on 24th September 2018. By
qualifications, he is LL.M (Corporate Law) from International Islamic
University, Islamabad, and has over thirty eight years of professional
experience at different positions in the Apex Court as well as a stint of five
years of work experience in Lahore High Court Lahore. During his career,
he has had the honour of working as Secretary to Hon'ble Chief Justices of
Pakistan for an extended period and Acting Registrar, Supreme Court of
Pakistan. Besides, he has also had the privilege of serving as Assistant Registrar
Supreme Court and Senior Research Officer in the Supreme Court. He has, thus,
had a unique opportunity of not only working in and receiving exposure to the top echelons of judicial
hierarchy, but also the practices and procedures that enriched his judicial and legal acumen.
2) Raja Jahanzeb Akhtar, Additional Director

Raja Jahanzaib Akhtar is a judicial officer from District judiciary of Punjab. He
attained his LL.B and B.A. degree from Punjab University in 2001 and 1997
respectively. Raja Jahanzaib joined judicial services as Civil Judge Cum-
Judicial Magistrate in 2002. Currently with a rank of Additional District &
Sessions Judge and having served in various positions in various stations, he
is serving in FJA as Additional Director Expeditious Justice Initiative (EJI).
With his passion for learning and teaching, Raja Jahanzaib has undergone
ToT on many key topics and has been a resource person in the Federal and
provincial judicial academy of Punjab. He joined FJA, on deputation, as
Additional Director on 18th March 2019.
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3) Mr. S.H. Kabiruddin Shah, Accounts Officer (BS-18)

Mr. S.H. Kabiruddin Shah joined on deputation from Auditor General of
Pakistan Islamabad. He joined office of the Auditor General of Pakistan in
year 2005 as Audit Officer and served the department in different positions.
He has done MBA (Finance) from Allama Iqbal Open University. Mr.
Kabiruddin brings his rich experience from the field of Audit,
Accounting/finance, Budgeting, matters relating to Drawing & Disbursing
Officer and Administration. He replaced Mr. Salahahuddin Accounts
Officer in FJA, who returned to his parent department. Mr. Shah joined the
Academy on 6th October 2018.
4) Mr. Tahir Farooq, Telephone Operator

Mr. Tahir Farooq joined FJA as telephone operator on deputation in June 2019.
He belongs to National Telecommunication Corporation (NTC) where he
has been serving as J-Tech since November 2002. Mr. Tahir is an
experienced and skilled professional. He did his Masters in Computer
Sciences (MsCS) in 2014, B.A. in 2008, F.A. in 1999, and Matriculation in
1994. Besides, he has certification in many key skills including Computer
Networking Administration, Outside Plant & Cable Jointing, Optical Fiber
Transmission System & Cable Jointing, and Auto Mechanic.
II. FELICITATIONS TO COLLEAGUES UPON PROMOTIONS
Sr.# Name & Designation Promotion as Date

Mr. Tahir Iqbal, 1st November,
1. Administrative Officer (BPS-18)
Warden (BPS-17) 2018
Mr. Muhammad Hafeez Khan
2. Assistant Admin Officer (BPS-16) -do-
Assistant
Mr. Muhammad Waqas Jamil
3. Assistant (BPS-15) -do-
Upper Division Clerk (BPS-11)
Mr. Muhammad Javed
4. UDC (BPS-11) -do-
Lower Division Clerk (BPS-09)
Ms. Uzma Munir
5. UDC (BPS-11) -do-
Lower Division Clerk (BPS-09)
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III. FAREWELL TO COLLEAGUES
Director General
FJA presenting a
souvenir to Mr.
Salahuddin upon
his relinquishing
charge from
FJA, where he
had served as
Accounts Officer
on deputation
from Auditor
General's Office
for almost five
years. (Left)
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Mr. Salahuddin seen with FJA family in a group picture
Farewell Parties for Mr. Zahoor Ahmed and Mirza Ijaz Ahmed who have been part of FJA family for a long time
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Mr. Zahoor Ahmed in a group picture with his colleagues
Mirza Ijaz Ahmed in a group picture with his colleagues
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Chapter - VI Picture Gallery

I. SHIFTING TO THE NEW BUILDING
Visit of Two Member Administrative Committee of the Supreme Court for FJA.-
(5th March 2019)
The two members of the Supreme Court's Administrative Committee for FJA,
comprising Mr. Justice Mushir Alam and Mr. Justice Umer Ata Bandial visited the new
building that had been constructed within the precincts of FJA in 2013. Purpose of the
visit was to inspect the building and give final approval for shifting the Academy to the
new building. DG FJA, Mr. Hayat Ali Shah, members FJA faculty, as well as PWD and
NESPAK officials were also present at the occasion to brief and assist the two
honourable members of the Administration Committee.
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Pre-Shifting Prayers and Alms Distribution
As mentioned earlier, shifting to its new building constructed within the precincts of
FJA premises, has been a significant milestone for the Academy. The process of shifting
was marked by Islamic tradition of offering "Sadaqa" (sacrificing sheep), recitation of
the Holy Quran by FJA staff and students of local Madrassa who had especially been
invited for the purpose, followed by distribution of food.
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MODERN FACILITIES OFFERED AT THE NEW BUILDING
The gigantic new building has many state of the art facilities to offer as well as
simultaneously accommodate multiple training programs with larger number of audience
and conferences/workshops. The Academy's outreach has thus increased manifold.
Smart-Boards have been

installed in the Classroom as
well as in the Seminar-Room,
that facilitate the
Faculty/Resource
Persons in conducting their
seminars/lectures in efficient
manner;
One Class Room with

Capacity of thirty
Participants with Modern
Sound System and Smart
Board. (Shown Below)
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ESTABLISHING A STATE OF THE ART RESEARCH LOUNGE
A state of the art research lounge has been set up with cooperation of ICRC, to introduce, train and
inculcate research and critical thinking within judicial officers for effective service delivery and
application of modern approach in adjudication. This will also help in informing judicial policy making.
Research Lounge
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A huge Conference
Hall with capacity to
easily accommodate
thirty five people around
the table.
Three adjacent
identical Board
Rooms/ Syndicate
Rooms with
capacity of twelve
participants each
around the table.
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A huge Seminar Hall with capacity of 150 audience, media, Smart Board and a stage.
(Below)
Dais and Rostrum, with

a smart board at the
back
(left)
Seating Hall
(Below)
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Mock-Trial Room
A Mock-Trial Room for Judges and Lawyers under-tringning has been setup at the Academy
for Conducting Practicals
An elegantly furnished
Visitors' Room has been
established as a pre-reception
area for Special Visitor's at FJA
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Library and Resource Centre

A Library with modern facilities and software is available to facilitate the users in
the FJA.
The new library

space is huge and
is also used for
holding larger
events like
Conferences/
Seminars requiring
accommodation of
200-350 people.
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II. VISITORS' GALLERY
1 Visit of International Juges

A high profile delegation of eminent judges/ members Commonwealth Judicial Education Institute
(CJEI), visited FJA on 18th January 2019. The distinguished guests including Justice Narin Ferdi Sefik,
President of the Supreme Court of Cyprus; Chief Judge of High Court of Borno State of Nigeria,
Hon'ble Justice Kashim Zannah; Hon'ble. Justice Madan B. Lokur (former Justice Indian Supreme
Court) accompanied by his lady wife, and Judge (R) Sandra E. Oxner, President CJEI. The Delegates
were given a round of FJA and were briefed about the judicial education program.
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Delegates in a group picture
Visit of H.E. Noordeen

Mohamed Shaheid, the
High Commissioner of
Democratic Socialist
Republic of Sri Lanka,
on 30th April 2019.
H.E. amongst Director
General and Directors/
Faculty of Federal
Judicial Academy
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Mr. Erwin Versteeg,

International Law
Enforcement Advisor,
UNODC Pakistan,
addressed the concluding
session of Training
Course for Judges on
"Human Rights and
Rule of Law,"(25th
October 2018). He
underscored Judiciary's
cornerstone-like support to
Rule of Law since it
serves to protect human
rights and secures social
progress leading towards
sustainable development.
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"Challenges & Opportunities of CPEC/BRI to the Pakistan Justice System"

An Extension Lecture by Dr. Matthew S. Erie, J.D., Ph.d14
(29th June 2019)
14 Dr. Matthew S. Erie, J.D., Ph.D. is Associate Professor of Modern Chinese Studies at Oriental Institute; He is also Associate Research
Fellow, Centre for Socio-Legal Studies at University of Oxford Principal Investigator, "China, Law and Development" Project.
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Launch of first Research Publication "Impact of Militancy on Administration of Justice" produced by

Research Cycle-1 Team. The Research Report was launched by Hon'ble Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan
Khosa, Chief Justice of Pakistan. At the occasion, Hon'ble Mr. Justice Mushir Alam from the Supreme
Court of Pakistan, Mr. Hayat Ali Shah, DG FJA, Mr. Hafeezullah Khan and Ms. Huma Chughtai,
Directors FJA are seen in the picture.
FJA - ICRC Cooperation
FJA and ICRC signed MoU of cooperation on 11th April 2019, to

support academic research activities amongst judicial officers
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Hon'ble Justices Superior Judiciary Graced FJA's Activities
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Mushir

Alam, Judge Supreme Court
of Pakistan, graced as Chief
Guest, the Certificate
Awarding Ceremony of a six
d ay j u d i c i a l e d u c a t i o n
program on "Leadership &
Management," especially
designed for D&SJs from
across Pakistan, AJ&K, and
GB (1st - 5th October 2018).
In his address, the Hon'ble Justice, will appreciating

the course contents and their relevancy to the
D&SJs, underscored on the need for skills in out-of-
box thinking that grooms our judges in professional
wisdom and virtues. He lauded this unique course
especially designed for the D&SJs and its contents
and showed confidence that from now on, our
district judiciary will be able to better manage the
emerging challenges of this rapidly changing world.
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II. Hon'ble Mr. Justice Athar Minallah, Chief

Justice Islamabad High Court, was the Chief Guest
at the Certificate Awarding Ceremony of six day judicial
education program on "Leadership & Management,"
especially designed for D&SJs from across Pakistan,
AJ&K, and GB (7th - 12th January 2019).
The Hon'ble Chief Justice in his address, while lauding

the nature of this course, underscored its significance
for judicial leadership. He stated that a one good leader
can cause positive rippling effects to improve the system
and put his/her house in order. His honour, further enlightened the participants about some key
leadership qualities of a judge that include "honesty, integrity, inspirational, good communication skills,
visionary and excellent decision making power.
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III. Mr. Justice Miangul Hassan Aurangzeb of Islamabad High Court, graced the Concluding
Ceremony of one week "Capacity Building for Improved Service Delivery" course for Civil Judges from
across Pakistan, AJK & GB (11 - 16 March, 2019). In his address, Justice Miangul Hassan Aurangzeb
emphasised the need for continuous judicial education and skills that would otherwise weaken the
efficiency and credibility of the judicial system. "Commitment, hard work, and determination along
with continued judicial education were key to progression," he asserted.
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IV. A One Week Training Course on

"Capacity Building for Improved
Service Delivery" for Civil Judges
from across Pakistan, AJ&K (22-27
April, 2019) was organized at the FJA.
Mr. Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kiyani of
Islamabad High Court, graced the
Concluding Ceremony of the Course.
In his address, Justice Kiyani lauded the

nature and scope of the courses being
offered to the civil judges at the Academy that
were unique and transformatory. Hon'ble
Justice also emphasised on the need to
include more subjects on human rights law in
the courses for the judges so that they could
better understand the issues and adjudicate
with greater perspective in mind.
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Training Needs Assessment (TNA) through Focused Group Discussion (FGD)
Training Needs Assessment (TNA)

through Focused Group
Discussion (FGD) was organized
with Police & Judges to plan joint
trainings on March 20th 2019.
It was a high level consultation with

senior most Islamabad police
officials and judges. DG FJA
chaired the consultation, and all
Directors FJA also participated.
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Meeting of Directors General of Judicial Academies
"Imparting Judicial Education Together But Independently: Defining The Turfs"
Meeting of Directors General of

Judicial Academies on the topic of
"Imparting Judicial Education Together
But Independently: Defining The
Turfs" was organized at the Academy on
September 11, 2018.
With Federal Judicial Academy's new

approach to judicial education,
developed in compliance with the
directives of its Board of Governors
(BoG) and the newly developed
Strategic Plan (2018-21), it became
pertinent to invite the Director Generals
of all the four provincial academies to
meet, review and deliberate on a single point, i.e., to identify any over-lapping or redundancies in courses
between the federal and provincial judicial academies and to define respective turfs in the light of the
discussions. The purpose was to share experiences and lessons learnt for improved judicial education
mechanism, strengthen congeniality amongst the institutions, and draw parameters for effective judicial
education mechanism in the country.
Deliberations during the Meeting

were useful and some concrete ideas
and recommendations were drawn
that were agreed to be placed before
the NJECC meeting for future
planning.
The proceedings concluded with

participants' recommitment to
strengthen the judicial education in
Pakistan.
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Participants in Action: New Approaches in Judicial Education

I. Syndicate Discussions
D&SJs
involved in
Syndicate
discussions
Civil Judges
and
participants
from JAG
Branch
in Syndicate
Discussions
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Prosecutors in a Syndicate discussion
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II. Command Task
A group of
participants
applying their given
Command Task
III. Study Circle
Study Circle, chaired

by the Director
General
FJA, in process:
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Course-wise list of Participants (2018-19)

ONE WEEK PRE-SERVICE TRAINING OF NEWLY APPOINTED CIVIL JUDGES FROM
PUNJAB (AUGUST 27TH TO SEPTEMBER 1ST 2018)
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
1. Mr. Sardar Omer Hassan Khan, 11. Mr. Ali Raza,

Civil Judge-cum Magistrate, Lahore. Civil Judge-cum Magistrate, Lahore.
2. Ms. Saba Qamar, 12. Mr. Muhammad Bilal Khan,

3. Ms. Naseem Akhtar Naz, 13. Mr. Muhammad Tariq Rasheed Qamar,
4. Ms. Myra Hassan, 14. Mr. Obaid Hassan,

5. Mr. Qamar Abbas, 15. Ms. Sana Afzal,

6. Mr. Ehsaan Nawaz, 16. Mr. Mansoor Ahmad,

7. Mr. Muhammad Bilal, 17. Mr. Allah Nawaz,

8. Mr. Muhammad Aamir Sultan Kulachi, 18. Mr. Yousaf Saleem,

9. Mr. Muhammad Abbas, 19. Mr. Muhammad Zubair Sabir,

10. Ms. Sumaira Jabar Sheikh, 20. Mr. Muhammad Javed Iqbal,
21. Ms. Shaheen Noor,

Civil Judge-cum Magistrate, Lahore.
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Participants with Raja Jawad Abbas Hassan, Registrar, Islamabad High Court and faculty members
TWO DAYS TRAINING WORKSHOP ON "INSTITUTION OF MAGISTRATE- CORNERSTONE

OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM" FOR MAGISTRATES FROM ALL OVER PAKISTAN
(SEPTEMBER 14 TO SEPTEMBER 15, 2018)
Islamabad High Court 5. Ms. Naima Iffat

Civil Judge-cum-Judicial Magistrate
1. Malik Muhammad Imran Islamabad (West).
Islamabad (West). 6. Ms. Nuzhat Mahmood Khan
2. Syed Haider Shah Islamabad (West).
Islamabad (East). Lahore High Court
3. Ms. Saima Naureen Iqbal 7. Mr. Wasim Sajjad

Civil Judge-cum-Judicial Magistrate Civil Judge-cum- Magistrate
Islamabad (East). Fateh Jang.
4. Syed Sabee-ul-Hassan 8. Ms. Nosheen Zartaj

Civil Judge-cum-Judicial Magistrate Civil Judge-cum- Magistrate
Islamabad (East). Hassan Abdal.
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9. Mr. Qamar Zaman Tarar 15. Mr. Muhammad Aaqib

Civil Judge-cum- Magistrate Civil Judge/Judicial Magistrate
Sarai Alamgir. Shangla.
10. Mr. Abdul Sattar 16. Mr. Akbar Ali

Rawalpindi. Tangi (Charsadda).
11. Mr. Shaukat Hayat 17. Mr. Abdul Haleem

Rawalpindi. Dir Lower (Timergara).
12. Ms. Norin Koser 18. Mr. Abdul Hassan Mohmand

Civil Judge-cum-Magistrate Civil Judge/Judicial Magistrate
Rawalpindi. Matta (Swat).
13. Ms. Alina Ghaffar 19. Mr. Abdul Kaleem Khan

Rawalpindi. Bannu.
14. Ms. Kiran Nishat 20. Ms. Asma Zahir

Rawalpindi. Mardan.
Peshawar High Court 21. Ms. Attia Rafiq

Civil Judge/Judicial Magistrate
Swabi.
Participants with Mr. Hayat Ali Shah, Director General, FJA and faculty members
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FIVE DAYS TRAINING COURSE ON "LAW OF EVIDENCE" FOR CIVIL JUDGES-CUM-

MAGISTRATES FROM ALL OVER PAKISTAN, AZAD JAMMU & KASHMIR AND PAF JAG
OFFICERS (24-28 SEPTEMBER, 2018)
High Court of AJ&K, Muzaffarabad Lahore High Court
1. Mr. Aqeel Ahmed 9. Ms. Nadia Yaqoob

Civil Judge/Judicial Magistrate Civil Judge-cum-Magistrate
Samahni. Gujranwala.
2. Mr. Sohail Aslam 10. Ms. Rabia Saleem

Civil Judge/Judicial Magistrate Paniola Civil Judge-cum-Magistrate, Lahore.
(Datote).
11. Ms. Nuzhat Jabeen
3. Mr. Usman Haider Civil Judge-cum-Magistrate, Kasur.
Civil Judge/Judicial Magistrate Mirpur.
12. Ms. Habiba Younas
High Court of Balochistan Civil Judge-cum-Magistrate
Chichawatni.
4. Mr. Abdul Muqeet
Civil Judge/Judicial Magistrate 13. Mr. Asif Tahir
Quetta. Civil Judge/Deputy Registrar
(Monitoring-II), LHC, Lahore.
5. Mr. Muhammad Asad
Civil Judge/Judicial Magistrate 14. Mr. Sherafgun Baksh
Sibi. Civil Judge-cum-Magistrate
Sheikhupura.
6. Mr. Farmanullah
Civil Judge/Judicial Magistrate 15. Mr. Ashfaq Ahmed
Quetta. Civil Judge-cum-Magistrate Lahore.
Gilgit-Baltistan Chief Court 16. Mr. Sajid Mehmood

Civil Judge-cum-Magistrate
7. Mr. Fahad Bin Naqeeb Sadiqabad.
Civil Judge-Cum-Judicial Magistrate
Gilgit. High Court of Sindh
Islamabad High Court 17. Mr. Zafarullah Jakhrani

Civil Judge & Judicial Magistrate
8. Mr. Muhammad Naseer-Ud-Din Civil Larkana.
Judge-Cum-Judicial Magistrate
Islamabad, (East).
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18. Mr. Muhammad Aamir Bosan Civil 22. Miss Erum

Judge & Judicial Magistrate Karachi Civil Judge & Judicial Magistrate
(Central). Tando Muhammad Khan.
19. Mr. Asif Ali Jatoi Pakistan Air Force

Hyderabad. 23. Squadron Leader Irfan Khalid Bhatti
Air Headquarters (DLS) Pakistan Air
20. Miss Adarsh Anwer Kerio Force
Sukkur. 24. Squadron Leader M. Hammad Ullah
Khan HQ CAC, Pakistan Air Force.
21. Mr. Abdul Hafeez
Civil Judge & Judicial Magistrate 25. Flying Officer Ali Raza
Naushero Feroze. Legal Officer (Msf) Pakistan Air Force.
Participants with Khwaja Wajih-ud-Din, Registrar, Peshawar High Court and faculty members
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TWO DAYS TRAINING WORKSHOP ON "CYBER CRIMES AND DIGITAL FORENSICS" FOR
ADDITIONAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGES FROM ALL OVER PAKISTAN AND AZAD
JAMMU & KASHMIR (15 ? 16 OCTOBER, 2018)
High Court of AJ&K Lahore High Court
1. Farooq Mahmood 8. Mr. Muhammad Zahid Ghaznavi

Additional District & Sessions Judge Additional District & Sessions Judge
Bagh. Sialkot.
2. Chaudhry Muhammad Fiaz 9. Mr. Gulzar Ahmad Khalid

Sehensa. Rawalpindi.
Chief Court Gilgit-Baltistan 10. Mr. Muhammad Aslam Gondal

Additional District & Sessions Judge
3. Mr. Suhail Ahmed Khan Rawalpindi.
Diamer. 11. Mr. Muhammad Aslam Bhatti
High Court of Balochistan Chakwal.
4. Mr. Abdul Waheed Badini 12. Mr. Javed Iqbal Bosal

Additional District & Sessions Judge- Additional District & Sessions Judge
Inspection, Quetta. Talagang.
5. Mr. Aminullah Kasi 13. Mr. Irfan Haider

Quetta. Jhelum.
6. Syed Muhammad Haroon 14. Mr. Arshad Iqbal

Killa Abdullah at Chaman. Attock.
Islamabad High Court 15. Mr. Muhammad Jamil

7. Mr. Muhammad Adnan Gujrat.
Islamabad (East). Peshawar High Court
16. Mr. Aamer Ali

Peshawar.
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17. Mr. Amjad Hussain 22. Mr. Suhail Pervaiz Qureshi

Bannu. Malir.
18. Mr. Ghulam Abbas 23. Mr. Rahmatullah Mooro

Mansehra. Karachi (East).
19. Mr. Muhammad Zaib Khan 24. Syed Nadeem Hussain Shah
Swabi. Mirpurkhas.
20. Mr. Usman Bashir Khan 25. Mr. Shahid Hussain

Swabi. Shahdadpur.
High Court of Sindh 26. Syed Khaleel Anwer Hussain Jafri

21. Qazi Muhammad Naeem Siddiqui Hyderabad.
Shikarpur.
Participants with Mr. Khalid Teepu Rana, Director General (HR Cell), Supreme Court of Pakistan and faculty members
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TRAINING COURSE ON "HUMAN RIGHTS AND RULE OF LAW" FOR ADDITIONAL

DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGES FROM ALL OVER PAKISTAN AND AZAD JAMMU & KASHMIR
(OCTOBER 22- 25, 2018)
High Court of AJ&K Lahore High Court
1. Mr. Aftab Tariq Mir 9. Sheikh Toseer-ur-Rehman Additional

Additional District & Sessions Judge/ District & Sessions Judge Chakwal.
Judge Family Court, Kotli.
10. Mr. Akleem Raza
2. Mr. Muhammad Shakeel Khan Additional District & Sessions Judge
Additional District & Sessions Judge/ Faisalabad.
Judge Family Court, Haveli Kahuta.
11. Ms. Samia Asad
3. Ms. Nabila Nazir Additional District & Sessions Judge
Additional District & Sessions Judge/ Lahore.
Judge Family Court, Neelum.
12. Mr. Muhammad Ramzan Additional
Chief Court Gilgit-Baltistan District & Sessions Judge Mandi
Bahaud Din.
4. Ms. Amna Zameer
Additional District & Sessions Judge 13. Ms. Afshan Ijaz Sufi
Nagar. Additional District & Sessions Judge
Rawalpindi.
High Court of Balochistan
14. Ms. Nadia Ikram Malik
5. Mr. Abdul Wahid Bazai Additional District & Sessions Judge
Additional District & Sessions Judge Rawalpindi.
Awaran.
15. Mr. Muhammad Iram Ayaz Additional
6. Mr. Inayatullah Kakar District & Sessions Judge Bhalwal.
Additional District & Sessions Judge-II
Sibi at Mach. High Court of Sindh
7. Mr. Abdul Ali 16. Ms. Shagufta Siddiqui

Hub. Hyderabad.
Islamabad High Court 17. Mr. Abdul Rehman Kazi Additional

District & Sessions Judge Khairpur.
8. Ms. Abida Sajjad
Islamabad (East).
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18. Mr. Khalid Shaikh 20. Mrs. Shazia Asif

Gambat. Karachi (South).
19. Mr. Allah Bachayo 21. Mrs. Mushtari Khanum

Sukkur. Karachi (East).
Participants with Mr. Erwin Versteeg, International Law Enforcement Advisor, UNODC Pakistan and faculty members
FIVE DAYS TRAINING COURSE ON "LAW OF EVIDENCE" FOR CIVIL

JUDGES-CUM-MAGISTRATES FROM ALL OVER PAKISTAN, AZAD JAMMU
& KASHMIR AND PAF LAW OFFICERS (05-09 NOVEMBER, 2018)
High Court of AJ&K 3. Mr. Zahoor Ellahi

1. Syeda Mehwish Kazmi Barnala.
Jhelum Valley. High Court of Balochistan
2. Syed Burhan Ali Haider Gardezi 4. Mr. Khadim Hussain Bugti

Civil Judge/Judicial Magistrate Civil Judge/Judicial Magistrate
Rawalakot. Usta Muhammad.
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5. Mr. Abdul Rehman 14. Ms. Marina Javed

Quetta. Fateh Jang.
6. Mr. Sanaullah 15. Ms. Farha Deeba

Quetta. kharian.
Gilgit-Baltistan Chief Court High Court of Sindh
7. Mr. Dilshad Ali Haideri 16. Syed Imran Imam Zaidi

Civil Judge-cum-Magistrate Civil Judge & Judicial Magistrate
Skardu. Karachi (South).
Islamabad High Court 17. Miss. Hina Naz

8. Mr. Jawad Hussain Aadil Karachi (Central).
Civil Judge-Cum-Judicial Magistrate
Islamabad, (East). 18. Mr. Umesh P. Harjani
Lahore High Court Shikarpur.
9. Ms. Sidra Tun Nisa 19. Miss. Danish Batool

Civil Judge-cum-Magistrate Civil Judge & Judicial Magistrate
Rawalpindi. Karachi (South).
10. Mr. Abdul Hafeez 20. Mr. Asadullah Qureshi

Civil Judge-cum-Magistrate, Civil Judge & Judicial Magistrate
Gujar Khan. Kunri.
11. Mr. Samar Hayat Pakistan Air Force

Civil Judge-cum-Magistrate,
Taxila. 21. Sqn Leader Muhammad Yaqoob
Staff Legal Officer Pakistan Air Force,
12. Mr. Zubair ul Hassan Base Rafique.
Murree. 22. Sqn Leader Muhammad Usman Khalid
Dte of Cont Mgmt, Pakistan Air
13. Mr. Naveed Iqbal Tarar Force.
Jhelum. 23. Flt Lieutenant Muhammad Kamran
Dte of Civil Per, Pakistan Air Force.
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Participants with Mr. Aymon Zia, Registrar, Federal Shariat Court and faculty members
FIVE DAYS TRAINING COURSE ON "LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT" FOR

SENIOR CIVIL JUDGES FROM ALL OVER PAKISTAN AND AZAD JAMMU & KASHMIR
(26-30 NOVEMBER, 2018)
High Court of AJ&K 5. Mr. Rehmatullah Umrani

Senior Civil Judge
1. Mr. Rashid Iftikhar Hashmi Sibi.
Senior Civil Judge
Sudhanoti/ Pallandri. 6. Mr. Tassawur Naveed
Senior Civil Judge-IV
2. Raja Khalid Asghar Quetta.
Senior Civil Judge/Deputy Registrar
High Court Circuit Rawalakot. 7. Mr. Jehanzaib
Senior Civil Judge
3. Chaudhry Muhammad Aslam Quetta.
Senior Civil Judge
Athmuqam. Gilgit-Baltistan Chief Court
High Court of Balochistan 8. Mr. Rahat Ali Changazi

Senior Civil Judge
4. Mr. Tariq Ali Lashari Skardu.
Senior Civil Judge-II,
Quetta. 9. Mr. Muhammad Yousaf
Senior Civil Judge
Khaplu.
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Islamabad High Court High Court of Sindh
10. Mr. Muhammad Aamir Aziz Khan 15. Mr. Mumtaz Ali Solangi
Senior Civil Judge-II (Judicial) Senior Civil Judge
Islamabad, (West). Karachi (Central).
11. Mr. Qudratullah 16. Mr. Muhammad Aslam Shaikh

Senior Civil Judge-III (Guardian) Senior Civil Judge
Islamabad, (West). Karachi (West).
12. Mr. Rasool Baksh Mirjat 17. Mr. Muhammad Fazil Bohio
Senior Civil Judge-II (Judicial) Senior Civil Judge
Islamabad, (East). Mirpurkhas.
13. Mr. Nasrumminallah 18. Miss Fareeha Sanober Naz

Senior Civil Judge-I (Admin) Senior Civil Judge
Islamabad, (West). Karachi (South).
14. Mr. Muhammad Shabbir

Senior Civil Judge-I (Admin)
Islamabad, (East).
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FIVE DAYS TRAINING COURSE ON "ROLE OF PROSECUTORS IN QUICK DISPOSAL OF

CRIMINAL CASES" FOR PROSECUTORS FROM ALL OVER PAKISTAN INCLUDING
NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU (NAB) AND
PAKISTAN AIR FORCE (PAF) JAG OFFICERS (10 - 14 DECEMBER, 2018)
Prosecution Department, AJ&K 9. Mr. Yousaf Jamal
Assistant Public Prosecutor
1. Mr. Muhammad Bashir Bannu.
PDSP, Sudhnoti.
10. Syeda Alvina Shah
2. Mr. Ashfaq Ahmed Assistant Public Prosecutor
PDSP, Mirpur. Peshawar.
3. Mr. Abrar Hussain 11. Miss Alia

Additional Public Prosecutor Assistant Public Prosecutor
Dudyal. Peshawar.
Prosecution Department, Balochistan Prosecution Department, Punjab
4. Meer Chand Khurana 12. Mr. Muhammad Afzaal

District Public Prosecutor District Public Prosecutor
Kachi at Dhahdar. Chiniot.
5. Mr. Gulzar Ahmed 13. Mian Luqman

Assistant District Public Prosecutor Deputy District Public Prosecutor
Gwadar. Gujranwala.
6. Ms. Sania Shoukat 14. Mr. Ali Hammad Naqvi

Assistant District Public Prosecutor Deputy District Public Prosecutor
Quetta. Faisalabad.
Prosecution Department, Khyber 15. Mr. Jam Waheed Ahmed

Pakhtunkhwa Deputy District Public Prosecutor
Bahawalpur.
7. Mr. Sher Bahader
Deputy Public Prosecutor 16. Sayed Ameer Abbas
Tank. Deputy District Public Prosecutor
Bahawalnagar.
8. Mr. Khalid Hussain
Assistant Public Prosecutor 17. Mr. Abid Rashid Ranjha
Dir Lower. Assistant District Public Prosecutor
Narowal.
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18. Mr. Muhammad Shabbir Khan 25. Mr. Abdul Rehman Thahim
Assistant District Public Prosecutor Assistant District Public Prosecutor
Lahore. Karachi (South).
19. Syed Hassan Raza Pakistan Air Force, JAG Officers

Assistant District Public Prosecutor
Chakwal. 26. Squadron Leader Waseem Zaffar Khan
AHQ Peshawar (JAG's Deptt).
Prosecution Department, Sindh
27. Flight Lieutenant Ali Raza
20. Mr. Karim Nawaz Mushaf.
Deputy District Public Prosecutor
Malir-Karachi. 28. Flight Lieutenant Touqeer Ahmad
Nur Khan.
21. Mr. Zulfiqar Ali Laghari
Deputy District Public Prosecutor National Accountability Bureau
Mirpurkhas.
29. Mr. Arshad Qayyum
22. Mrs. Razia Sultana Special Prosecutor, NAB (HQ),
Deputy District Public Prosecutor Islamabad.
Larkana.
30. Mr. Muhammad Afzal Qureshi
23. Mrs. Nuzhat Shaheen Special Prosecutor, NAB, Lahore.
Assistant District Public Prosecutor
Karachi (West).
31. Mr. Habibullah Baig
24. Mr. G. Mustafa Mahar Special Prosecutor, Khyber
Assistant District Public Prosecutor Pakhtunkhwa.
Karachi (Central).
32. Mr. Ubedullah Abro
Special Prosecutor, Sukkur.
Participants with Hon'ble Mr. Justice (R) Abdul Shakoor Paracha, Secretary, Ministry of Law and Justice and faculty members
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FIVE DAYS TRAINING COURSE ON "HOW TO BE AN EFFECTIVE SUPERINTENDENT"

FOR THE SUPERINTENDENTS OF THE SESSIONS COURTS FROM ALL OVER PAKISTAN
AND AZAD JAMMU & KASHMIR (17 - 21 DECEMBER, 2018)
High Court of AJ&K Islamabad High Court
1. Khawaja Muhammad Rafiq 8. Mr. Sarfraz Ayub Khan

Superintendent, Sessions Court, Acting Superintendent, Sessions
Neelam Valley. Division-East, Islamabad.
2. Syed Arif Hussain Shah Lahore High Court

Superintendent, Sessions Court,
Sudhnoti. 9. Mr. Ahsan Farid Superintendent,
Sessions Court, Rajanpur.
3. Sardar Adil Hussain
Superintendent, Sessions Court, 10. Mr. Muhammad Zia Ullah Khaliq
Muzaffarabad. Superintendent, Sessions Court, Kasur.
High Court of Balochistan 11. Mr. Zafar Iqbal Superintendent,

Sessions Court, Rahim Yar Khan.
4. Mr. Abdul Wahid Babar
Superintendent, Sessions Court, Zhob. 12. Mr. Muhammad Arif Shaheen
5. Mr. Muhammad Din Superintendent, Vehari.
Sessions Court, Loralai.
13. Mr. M. Ishaq Dilnawaz Ghallu
6. Mr. Muhammad Yousaf Superintendent, Sessions Court, T.T.
Superintendent, District Court, Killa Singh.
Abdullah at Chaman.
14. Mr. Muhammad Sharif
Chief Court Gilgit-Baltistan Superintendent, Sessions Court,
Chiniot.
7. Mr. Younis Khan Superintendent,
Sessions Court, Ghizar. 15. Mr. Muhammad Abid Qadri
Lahore.
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16. Mr. Muhammad Tahir Aslam High Court of Sindh

Superintendent, Sessions Court, D.G.
Khan. 21. Mr. Noor Ahmed Brohi
Peshawar High Court Karachi Central.
17. Mr. Zubair Shah Superintendent, 22. Syed Mushtaque Ali Shah
Sessions Court, Dir Lower. Superintendent, Sessions Court,
Hyderabad.
18. Mr. Ajmal Khan Superintendent,
Sessions Court, Batagram. 23. Mr. Aijaz Hussain Shah
19. Mr. Tooti Rehman Superintendent, Khairpur Mirs.
Sessions Court, Dir Upper.
24. Mr. Mukhtiar Ali Superintendent,
20. Mr. Muhammad Ayaz Superintendent, Sessions Court, Ghotki.
Sessions Court, Peshawar.
Participants with Mr. Muhammad Zeb Khan, D&SJ/PSO to Hon'ble Chief Justice, PHC and faculty members
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ONE WEEK PRE-SERVICE TRAINING COURSE FOR ADDITIONAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS
JUDGES FROM ALL OVER PAKISTAN AND AZAD JAMMU & KASHMIR
(21-26 JANUARY, 2019)
HIGH COURT OF AJ&K 8. Mr. Muhammad Umar Farooq Bhatti

Additional District and Sessions Judge
1. Mr. Farooq Rashid Lahore.
Sudhanoti/Pallandri. 9. Mr. Hasnain Ahmed
Lahore.
HIGH COURT OF BALOCHISTAN
10. Mr. Khurshid Alam Bhatti
2. Mr. Barkat Ali Marghazani Additional District and Sessions Judge
Additional District and Sessions Judge Lahore.
Ziarat.
11. Rana Sohail Tariq
3. Mr. Najeebullah Additional District and Sessions Judge
Additional District and Sessions Lahore.
Judge Quetta.
12. Mr. Danish Afzal
ISLAMABAD HIGH COURT Additional District and Sessions Judge
Lahore.
4. Mr. Abdul Ghafoor Kakar
Additional District and Sessions Judge 13. Mr. Muhammad Awais
Islamabad (West). Additional District and Sessions Judge
Lahore.
5. Mr. Muhammad Sohail
Additional District and Sessions Judge HIGH COURT OF SINDH
Islamabad (West).
14. Mr. Mumtaz Ali Solangi
LAHORE HIGH COURT Additional District and Sessions Judge
Karachi (South).
6. Ch. Qasim Javed
Additional District and Sessions Judge 15. Mr. Tahir Hussain Abro
Lahore. Additional District and Sessions Judge
Karachi (West).
7. Mr. Abid Raza Khan
Additional District and Sessions Judge 16. Mr. Muhammad Aslam Shaikh
Lahore. Additional District and Sessions Judge
Karachi (East).
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17. Mr. Muhammad Fazil Bohio 18. Mr. Ghulam Farooq

Additional District and Sessions Judge Additional District and Sessions Judge
Hyderabad. Sanghar.
Participants with Mr. Fakhar Hayat, Director General, Punjab Judicial Academy and faculty members
ONE DAY TRAINING ON "CASE-FLOW MANAGEMENT SYSTEM" FOR KPOs/DATA ENTRY

OPERATORS ATTACHED WITH MCTCS IN BALOCHISTAN, KARACHI AND KPK
(MARCH 28, 2019)
High Court of Balochistan, Quetta 5. Mr. Salah-Ud-Din
Computer Operator, Sessions Court,
1. Mr. Muhammad Shoaib Chitral.
Computer Operator, High Court of
Balochistan, Quetta. 6. Mr. Abid Umar
Data Entry Operator Sessions Court,
2. Syed Tayyab Hussain Shah Hangu.
Computer Operator, High Court of
Balochistan,Quetta. 7. Mr. Salman Tahir
Peshawar High Court, Peshawar Mardan.
3. Mr. Abdul Rehman Khan 8. Mr. Rahim Zada

Computer Operator, Sessions Court, Computer Operator, Sessions Court,
Battagram. Batkhela.
4. Mr. Fazlullah 9. Mr. Hafeez-ur-Rehman Tariq

Computer Operator, Computer Operator,
Sessions Court, Buner. Sessions Court, Dir Upper.
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10. Mr. Hussain Zada 21. Mr. Naimat Ullah Khan

Shangla. Lakki Marwat.
11. Syed Shah Hussain 22. Mr. Muhammad Iqbal

Haripur. Kohistan.
12. Mr. Muhammad Arif Khan 23. Mr. Tahir Raza Khan
Nowshera. D.I.Khan.
13. Mr. Rab Nawaz 24. Mr. Touseef Ahmed

Computer Operator, Computer Operator, Sessions Court,
Sessions Court, Peshawar. Torghar.
14. Mr. Sarfraz Ahmad 25. Mr. Zar Bahadur

Mansehra. Swabi.
15. Mr. Zohaib Yar 26. Mr. Jamal Hussain

Abbottabad. Swat.
16. Mr. Saif Ullah 27. Mr. Mir Bashar

Computer Operator, Computer Operator, Sessions Court,
Sessions Court, Karak. Charsadda.
17. Mr. Isar Khan 28. Mr. Gul Nazar

Computer Operator, Sessions Court, Stenographer,
Bannu. Sessions Court, Kohistan.
18. Mr. Zeshaan Khattak 29. Mr. Sami Ullah

Computer Operator, Sessions Court, Computer Operator,
Kohat. Sessions Court, Kohistan.
19. Mr. Fayaz Hussain High Court of Sindh, Karachi

Timergara. 30. Mr. Saeed Ahmed Domki
Data Entry Operator,
20. Mr. Zahid Khan Sessions Court, Kashmore at kandhot.
Computer Ofperator, Sessions Court,
Tank. 31. Mr. Waqar Ahmed Abro
Jacobabad.
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Participants with Mr. Sohail Nasir, District & Sessions Judge, Islamabad (West) and faculty members
ONE DAY TRAINING ON "CASE-FLOW MANAGEMENT SYSTEM" FOR KPOs/DATA ENTRY

OPERATORS ATTACHED WITH MCTCS IN PUNJAB (MARCH 29, 2019)
Lahore High Court 6. Mr. Mubashar Gull
1. Mr. Muhammad Fahad T.T. Singh.
Hafizabad. 7. Mr. Jawaad Ali Shah
2. Mr. Muhammad Shakeel Kasur.
Okara. 8. Mr. Waseem Abbas
3. Mr. Muhammad Zeeshan Layyah.
Data Entry Operator Sessions Court, 9. Mr. Khurrum Shahzed
Sahiwal. Data Entry Operator Sessions Court,
Gujrat.
4. Mr. Farhan Akber
Data Entry Operator Sessions Court, 10. Mr. Fazli Hadi
Narowal. Data Entry Operator Sessions Court,
Bahawalpur.
5. Mr. Zaheer Abbas
Data Entry Operator 11. Mr. Muhammad Adnan Malik
Sessions Court, Mandi Bahauddin. Data Entry Operator Sessions Court,
Multan.
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12. Mr. Kashif Mushtaq 23. Mr. Sajid Iqbal

Data Entry Operator Sessions Court, Data Entry Operator Sessions Court,
Vehari. Khushab.
13. Mr. Ghulm Murtaza 24. Mr. Faheem Ahmed

Data Entry Operator Sessions Court, Assistant,
Muzaffargarh. Sessions Court, Islamabad (East).
14. Mr. Abdul Qadeer 25. Mr. Muhammad Shujaa

Data Entry Operator Sessions Court, LDC,
Mianwali. Sessions Court, Islamabad (East).
15. Mr. Nasir Ali 26. Mr. Imtiaz Hussain

Data Entry Operator Sessions Court, Data Entry Operator, Sessions Court,
Khanewal. Chiniot.
16. Mr. Ebbad Asghar Dhami 27. Mr. M. Mudasser Jamil

Lahore. Faisalabad.
17. Mr. Asif Ghaffar 28. Hafiz Kaleem Ullah

Data Entry Operator Data Entry Operator,
Sessions Court, Rahim Yar Khan. Sessions Court, Bahawal Nagar.
18. Mr. Javed Iqbal 29. Mr. M. Naeem Shahzad

Jhang. Pakpattan.
19. Mr. Nasir Abbas 30. Mr. Tariq Mehmood

Jhang. Bhakkar.
20. Mr. Muhammad Imran Khalid 31. Mr. Wasim Abbas

Sargodha. Sialkot.
21. Mr. Shafqat Ullah 32. Mr. Waqar Ahmed

Attock. Rawalpindi.
22. Mr. Muhammad Anees 33. Syed Khurram Shehzad

Chakwal. Gujrat.
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34. Mr. Waqas Ahmed 40. Mr. Muhammad Umar

Data Entry Operator, Sessions Court, Data Entry Operator,
Gujrat. Sessions Court, Nankana Sahib.
35. Mr. Muhammad Jamil 41. Mr. Munawar Abbas Kanwal

Data Entry Operator, Sessions Court, Data Entry Operator,
D.G. Khan. Sessions Court, Nankana Sahib.
36. Mr. Junaid Ahmed 42. Mr. Umair Shoaib

Data Entry Operator, Sessions Data Entry Operator, Sessions Court,
Court,Gujranwala. Sheikhupura.
37. Mr. Ali Imran 43. Mr. Talha Akbar

Data Entry Operator, Sessions Court, Data Entry Operator, Sessions Court,
Islamabad. Jhelum.
38. Mr. Muhammad Ajmal
Data Entry Operator, Sessions Court, 44. Mr. Yasir Khan
Ranjanpur. Data Entry Operator, Sessions Court,
Jhelum.
39. Mr. Naqash Ahmad
Data Entry Operator, Sessions Court,
Lodhran.
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LIST OF RESEARCH TEAM FOR RESEARCH CYCLE-I AT CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN

JUDICIAL EDUCATION (FJA) ISLAMABAD (15.04.2019 to 12.10.2019)
1. Mr. Muhammad Sajid Khan 6. Mr. Muhammad Naseer-Ud-Din
Civil Judge, Sahiwal. Civil Judge, Islamabad.
2. Mr. Muhammad Ajmal 7. Mr. Iftikhar Ahmed

Civil Judge, Jatoi. Judicial Magistrate 5, Quetta.
3. Ms. Sadaf Liaqat 8. Mr. Asghar Ali

Civil Judge, Lahore. Civil Judge, Karachi (East).
4. Mr. Sher Alam 9. Mr. Zameer Ahmed

Civil Judge, Nagar. Civil Judge, Ratodero (Larkana)
5. Ms. Syeda Mehwish Kazmi

Civil Judge, Jhelum Valley, AJK.
Participants with Mr. Hayat Ali Shah DG, FJA/faculty members and Representatives from ICRC
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"CAPACITY BUILDING FOR IMPROVED SERVICE DELIVERY"

ONE WEEK TRAINING COURSE FOR CIVIL JUDGES FROM ALL OVER PAKISTAN
(17 - 22 JUNE, 2019)
High Court of AJ&K, Muzaffarabad 12. Ms. Saira Irum

Civil Judge, Islamabad (West).
1. Ms. Farheen Aziz
Civil Judge, Muzaffarabad. 13. Mr. Ihtisham Alam Khan
Civil Judge, Islamabad (East).
2. Mr. Khurram Nazir Abbasi
Civil Judge, Charrhoi. 14. Mr. Yasir Hafeez
Civil Judge, Islamabad (East).
High Court of Balochistan, Quetta
15. Ms. Nadia Ali
3. Mr. Jam Saka Civil Judge, Islamabad (East).
Civil Judge, Basima.
Lahore High Court, Lahore
4. Mr. Noor Bakhsh
Civil Judge, Khuzdar. 16. Mr. Aleem Zia
Civil Judge, Chishtian.
5. Mr. Muhammad Iqbal
Civil Judge, Hub. 17. Mr. Allah Nawaz
Civil Judge, Bhakkar.
Islamabad High Court, Islamabad
18. Mr. Tasawar Hussain
6. Mr. Muhammad Shoaib Akhtar Civil Judge, Bhowana.
19. Mr. Abid Bashir
7. Mr. Shauket Rehman Khan Civil Judge, Lodhran.
20. Ms. Mahjabeen
8. Mr. Suhaib Bilal Civil Judge, Lahore.
21. Ms. Misbah Zia
9. Ms. Umbreen Iqbal Civil Judge, Sialkot.
High Court of Sindh, Karachi
10. Ms. Nuzhat Mahmood Khan
Civil Judge, Islamabad (West). 22. Mr. Muhammad Zubair
Civil Judge, Bhiria (Naushehro Feroze).
11. Mr. Rizwan-ud-Din
Civil Judge, Islamabad (West). 23. Mr. Muhammad Ammar Qureshi
Civil Judge, Karachi (East).
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24. Mr. Naveed Ahmed Sahito 26. Mr. Imran

Civil Judge, Digri (Mirpurkhas). Civil Judge, Karachi (East).
25. Mr. Salman Amjad Siddique 27. Syed Anwar Ali Shah
Civil Judge, Karachi (South). Civil Judge, Karachi (South).
JOINT TRAINING OF INVESTIGATING OFFICERS AND PROSECUTORS

FOR IMPROVING PROFESSIONAL STANDARD OF INVESTIGATION
(24 - 29 JUNE, 2019)
1. Miss Shazia Shahana, District Public 5. Mr. Abdul Sattar, Inspector, Islamabad
Prosecutor, Ziarat. Capital Territory Police
2. Mr. Qazi Adnan, Assistant District 6. Mr. Shoukat Ali, Inspector, Islamabad
Public Prosecutor, Khuzdar. Capital Territory Police
Islamabad Capital Territory Police 7. Mr. Haider Ali, Inspector, Islamabad

Capital Territory Police
3. Mr. Abdul Sattar, Inspector, Islamabad
Capital Territory Police 8. Mr. Muhammad Khan, Inspector,
Islamabad Capital Territory Police
4. Mr. Ahmad Kamal, Inspector,
Islamabad Capital Territory Police 9. Mr. Gulzar Ahmad, Inspector,
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10. Mr. Ghlam Mustafa Dehri, Inspector, Punjab

18. Mr. Imtiaz Ahmad, Deputy District
11. Mr. Muhammad Riaz Vijhi, Inspector, Public Prosecutor, Bahawalpur.
19. Mr. Muhammad Asif Javed, Assistant
12. Mr. Muhammad Bashir, Inspector, District Public Prosecutor, D.G.Khan.
20. Mr. Yasir Nazir, Assistant District
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Public Prosecutor, Faisalabad.
13. Mr. Abdul Qadus, Deputy Public 21. Ms. Shumaila Javed, Assistant District
Prosecutor, D.I.Khan. Public Prosecutor, Gujranwala.
14. Ms. Lubna Shahzadi, Assistant Public 22. Mr. Muhammad Saqib-ul-Hassan,
Prosecutor, Abbottabad. Assistant District Public Prosecutor,
Lahore.
15. Ms. Syeda Aleena Ayaz, Assistant
Public Prosecutor, Mansehra. 23. Mr. Zia-ur-Rehman, Deputy District
Public Prosecutor, Multan.
16. Mr. Waqas Ashraf, Assistant Public
Prosecutor, Kohistan. 24. Ms. Aneela Younus, Assistant District
Public Prosecutor/Law Officer, PPD,
17. Mr. Umer Zeb, Assistant Public Lahore.
Prosecutor, Swat.
Participants with Mr. Waqar Uddin, Deputy Inspector General (Operations), ICT and faculty members
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Hon'ble Chief Justice of Pakistan, Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa, at the launching of "Expeditious Justice Initiative" with Hon'ble Chief Justices of Islamabad
& Provincial High Courts, District & Sessions Judges from across Pakistan, first batch of Judges of Model Criminal Trial Courts and faculty of Federal Judicial Academy,
(Saturday 13 April, 2019)
Federal Judicial Academy
Service Road South, H-8/4, Islamabad, Pakistan
www.fja.gov.pk

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FEDERAL JUDICIAL ACADEMY ISLAMABAD

Islamic Republic of Pakistan

FEDERAL JUDICIAL ACADEMY ISLAMABAD

It is with great pleasure that I present this Annual Report for

As Director General of the Academy, I write this foreword

I am confident that the readers will relish going through this

Hayat Ali Shah

At the Federal Judicial Academy, we continue to strive towards

This report validates the commitment and dedication of the

On behalf of FJA's faculty and myself, I wish to record our

Hayat Ali Shah

1. CHAPTER I: Federal Judicial Academy:

2. CHAPTER II: Introduction to FJA's Board of Governors 10

3. CHAPTER III: Judicial Education Program 2018 - 19:

4. CHAPTER IV: Expeditious Justice Initiative: A Tactical Approach

5. CHAPTER V: Human Resource Development Initiatives 39

6. CHAPTER VI: Picture Gallery 44

Genesis of Judicial Education in Pakistan

(2) There shall be no discrimination on the basis of sex.

Aims and Objects of the Academy

(b) Prosecutors/ Attorneys/Solicitors, and

Management and Oversight of the Academy

Chaired by the Honourable Chief Justice of Pakistan, the BoG comprises:-

(i) The Chief Justice of Pakistan Chairman

Role and Functions of the Board of Governors

NATIONAL JUDICIAL EDUCATION COORDINATION COMMITTEE

Mr. Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa

HONOURABLE CHIEF JUSTICE OF PAKISTAN/

1. Founding member of the SAARCLAW;

Barrister Dr. Mohammad Farogh Naseem

FEDERAL MINISTER FOR LAW & JUSTICE

Mr. Anwar Mansoor Khan

ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR PAKISTAN

Mr. Justice Ahmed Ali M. Shaikh

HON'BLE CHIEF JUSTICE

Mr. Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth

HON'BLE CHIEF JUSTICE, PESHAWAR

Madam Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar

HON'BLE CHIEF JUSTICE BALOCHISTAN

Mr. Justice Athar Minallah

HON'BLE CHIEF JUSTICE

Mr. Justice Sardar Muhammad Shamim Khan

HON'BLE CHIEF JUSTICE LAHORE

Mr. Justice (R) Abdul Shakoor Paracha

SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF LAW & JUSTICE

Mr. Hayat Ali Shah

DIRECTOR GENERAL FEDERAL

HON'BLE TWO-MEMBER ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE

Profile of the Honourable Two Members is stated below:

1. Mr. Justice Mushir Alam

II. Mr. Justice Umar Ata Bandial

i. Self-Assessment Check List;

Innovative Topics Introduced Within Different Courses

13) Protection & Due Care of Vulnerable

Annual Budget and Actual Expenditure for Financial Year 2018-2019

The ceremony was held at the Federal Judicial

Goals and Objectives

I. WELCOME TO NEW COLLEAGUES

1) Mr. Muhammad Ali, Director

2) Raja Jahanzeb Akhtar, Additional Director

3) Mr. S.H. Kabiruddin Shah, Accounts Officer (BS-18)

4) Mr. Tahir Farooq, Telephone Operator

II. FELICITATIONS TO COLLEAGUES UPON PROMOTIONS